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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I was in Argos today helping a friend buy a laptop.

I did wonder just how much laptop sales go up because of swingers?

Also if they bought a web cam at the same time are they proper pervs hehe

You thoughts please

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By *erekduvallCouple
over a year ago

swansea

yes

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I thought so argos was full of swingers today lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its a possibility but its more likely to be parents buying xmas presents for kids at this time of year.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its a possibility but its more likely to be parents buying xmas presents for kids at this time of year."

The swingers theory is far more entertaining.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its a possibility but its more likely to be parents buying xmas presents for kids at this time of year.

The swingers theory is far more entertaining."

It is i grant you. I thought an on line purchase of a dell product though. I seem to have many friends in the scene who have a preference for them.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If you're planning on buying someone a new mobile for xmas look for the contract deals that give you a free laptop. They're usually accompanied with some sort of cashback deal too.

I found one that offers a 24-month deal for £25/month with unlim. texts and 900 mins free. It also gives you free line rental for the first 17 months (you have to pay it up front and then send them your bill and they refund you).

If you compare a PAYG deal for the Samsung phone my daughter wants its £50 for the phone and then I usually top her up £10/month. Over two years that works out to £290.

With the contract deal it works out to free phone, free laptop, and then 7 x £25 = £175.00

I have to pay out £25/month up front which equals £600 over two years but claiming back 17 months worth returns £425.00.

She gets her phone AND a laptop for Xmas on a good contract with unlim text and I'm the coolest dad in the world.

Bargain!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you're planning on buying someone a new mobile for xmas look for the contract deals that give you a free laptop. They're usually accompanied with some sort of cashback deal too.

I found one that offers a 24-month deal for £25/month with unlim. texts and 900 mins free. It also gives you free line rental for the first 17 months (you have to pay it up front and then send them your bill and they refund you).

If you compare a PAYG deal for the Samsung phone my daughter wants its £50 for the phone and then I usually top her up £10/month. Over two years that works out to £290.

With the contract deal it works out to free phone, free laptop, and then 7 x £25 = £175.00

I have to pay out £25/month up front which equals £600 over two years but claiming back 17 months worth returns £425.00.

She gets her phone AND a laptop for Xmas on a good contract with unlim text and I'm the coolest dad in the world.

Bargain! "

Cheapskate

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you're planning on buying someone a new mobile for xmas look for the contract deals that give you a free laptop. They're usually accompanied with some sort of cashback deal too.

I found one that offers a 24-month deal for £25/month with unlim. texts and 900 mins free. It also gives you free line rental for the first 17 months (you have to pay it up front and then send them your bill and they refund you).

If you compare a PAYG deal for the Samsung phone my daughter wants its £50 for the phone and then I usually top her up £10/month. Over two years that works out to £290.

With the contract deal it works out to free phone, free laptop, and then 7 x £25 = £175.00

I have to pay out £25/month up front which equals £600 over two years but claiming back 17 months worth returns £425.00.

She gets her phone AND a laptop for Xmas on a good contract with unlim text and I'm the coolest dad in the world.

Bargain!

Cheapskate "

Hey! This bleedin govt wot I voted for has just lumbered me with £9k/year uni fees that will kick in in 6 years time. I need to start saving me pennies now lol.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

blimey this got serious lol

what about the adults who are buying each other laptops?

is there a law only laptops can be bought for kids at xmas oh dear Microsoft and apple must be worried

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you're planning on buying someone a new mobile for xmas look for the contract deals that give you a free laptop. They're usually accompanied with some sort of cashback deal too.

I found one that offers a 24-month deal for £25/month with unlim. texts and 900 mins free. It also gives you free line rental for the first 17 months (you have to pay it up front and then send them your bill and they refund you).

If you compare a PAYG deal for the Samsung phone my daughter wants its £50 for the phone and then I usually top her up £10/month. Over two years that works out to £290.

With the contract deal it works out to free phone, free laptop, and then 7 x £25 = £175.00

I have to pay out £25/month up front which equals £600 over two years but claiming back 17 months worth returns £425.00.

She gets her phone AND a laptop for Xmas on a good contract with unlim text and I'm the coolest dad in the world.

Bargain! "

They all seem good on paper but do people ever remember or more importantly receive cash back claimed for?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"If you're planning on buying someone a new mobile for xmas look for the contract deals that give you a free laptop. They're usually accompanied with some sort of cashback deal too.

I found one that offers a 24-month deal for £25/month with unlim. texts and 900 mins free. It also gives you free line rental for the first 17 months (you have to pay it up front and then send them your bill and they refund you).

If you compare a PAYG deal for the Samsung phone my daughter wants its £50 for the phone and then I usually top her up £10/month. Over two years that works out to £290.

With the contract deal it works out to free phone, free laptop, and then 7 x £25 = £175.00

I have to pay out £25/month up front which equals £600 over two years but claiming back 17 months worth returns £425.00.

She gets her phone AND a laptop for Xmas on a good contract with unlim text and I'm the coolest dad in the world.

Bargain!

Cheapskate

Hey! This bleedin govt wot I voted for has just lumbered me with £9k/year uni fees that will kick in in 6 years time. I need to start saving me pennies now lol. "

That's what Dads are for! Will you be mine too and pay my tuition fees for me I'll let you off the laptop and phone

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"blimey this got serious lol

what about the adults who are buying each other laptops?

is there a law only laptops can be bought for kids at xmas oh dear Microsoft and apple must be worried

"

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

anyways how do you think Apple come up with the name the ipod touch? hehe

I reckon the I-wank with be next

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

i work in IT for the last 22 years and remember bringing home a portable keypad as big as a newspaper and got it acc on a telly via a sony camcorder (MASSIVE THEY WERE ) my mam took if off the table one evening and said this is too big on the table and placed it on her lap (wonder if this is the first laptop )im saying 1983 roughly

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I work in IT too these young one dont know there born lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

well in our case yes they are... we bought son one as he was on our pc all the time and we couldn't access fab lol xxx

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By *uton_coupleCouple
over a year ago

luton

we only use desktops ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

thay are up because of kids x my chidren all have one each ...... its like there phones thing thay cant now live with out.

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